2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-204x2006000700006
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Efecto del agua aplicada en las relaciones hídricas y productividad de la vid 'Crimson Seedless'

Abstract: Resumen -Este estudio fue dirigido para evaluar la relación agua-rendimiento en vid de mesa cv. Crimson y establecer valores críticos para las mediciones del estado hídrico de las plantas. Los estudios de campo se desarrollaron durante tres años, en el Valle de Aconcagua, Chile, a 32º47'S y 70º42'O, en un suelo de textura franco arcillosa. Se proporcionaron a las plantas diferentes cantidades de agua de riego entre 40 y 100% de la evapotranspiración del cultivo (Etc). El potencial hídrico xilemático medido a m… Show more

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“…Williams et al [17], in Thompson Seedless destined to raisin production, found that yield increased when water applied was increased up to 80% ETc. A linear relationship between water applied and relative yield of Crimson Seedless cultivar in the Aconcagua Valley was reported by Ferreyra et al [34]; the exportable production increased by 22% when the water applied was increased from 40%-100% of ETc. Netzer et al [35] in Superior cultivar in Israel found that yield decreased by 29% when water application was reduced from 100%-40% of ETc.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…Williams et al [17], in Thompson Seedless destined to raisin production, found that yield increased when water applied was increased up to 80% ETc. A linear relationship between water applied and relative yield of Crimson Seedless cultivar in the Aconcagua Valley was reported by Ferreyra et al [34]; the exportable production increased by 22% when the water applied was increased from 40%-100% of ETc. Netzer et al [35] in Superior cultivar in Israel found that yield decreased by 29% when water application was reduced from 100%-40% of ETc.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…These results are similar to the ones indicated by Ávila Netto et al (2000) -Kc of 0.50 (maturation) to 0.74 (berry filling) -for 'Itália' grapevine grown in the sub-mid São Francisco Valley. In an experiment carried out in Chile, Ferreyra et al (2006) found no differences for yield in 'Crimson Seedless' grapevine, when using water depths of 0.50 and 1.00 times the ETc.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Moreover, there is a great variation in the response to DI among different genotypes (scion and rootstock), which can be related with the size of canopy, the length of the growth cycle, root traits (use or not of rootstock) and differences in climate and soil characteristics due to different location of trials (Table 3). In Chile, Ferreyra et al (2006) studied the effect of DI on the cv. 'Crimson Seedless' grown under the mild Mediterranean climate conditions (Csb Köppen-Geiger) of Valparaiso Region.…”
Section: Effects Of Deficit Irrigation On Water Saving Wue Yield Andmentioning
confidence: 99%